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A NOTE FROM THE EDITOR “A BREATH OF FRESH AIR” A new year and a new project brought to you from the Carbon on Campus team. While nder, it’s content tends to largely target a female audience. For this reason the Carbon team has brought you MÄN, an edit for men.

MÄN was picked as the title for two reasons. Firstly, it looks cool. Secondly, it is the Swedish word for men. This isn’t a coincidence. We wanted the edit to have a minimalistic and clean feel outside of it’s content (the content itself has been styled by it’s individual contributor, allowing them to express their creativity). Minimalistic and clean are two adjectives connected to Scandinavian design. On a personal note, I’m a fan of most things Scandinavian. Stemming from a visit to Denmark and then Sweden a few years back, I’ve become an advocate of the overall scandi vibe. Their aesthetic is one I wanted to bring into the edit. Minimal, uncluttered with small pops of colour.

We’re hoping MÄN will be a breath of fresh air for Carbon’s regular readers and hopefully attract some attention from a new audience.

This edition of MÄN has some very tasty content inside, and not just in the Food and Drink section. We’ve got two original photoshoots, a piece on skincare, another on technological advances and a thought provoking piece about mental health. Plus much more. All inside

40 pages. Tell your friends about MÄN. Love, Harry Turner.

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WARDROBE ADDITIONS A GUIDE TO LOOKING STYLISH IN 2019

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VEGAN SEASON? ‘Veganuary’ is upon us. Should you be participating?

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THE BLETCHLEY - 459 KING’S ROAD, CHELSEA, LONDON @thebletchley Find yourself in a world of code breaking, enigma machines and WW2 uniforms when entering this bar. With fun code-breaking games to make your cocktail recipes, this is the ideal spot for a fun, interactive evening where you can pretend to be Sherlock Holmes for a few hours.

ABQ LONDON - 18 BOHEMIA PL, LONDON @abqlondon For those Breaking Bad fans among you, this bar is a must visit. From arriving and putting on your yellow lab suit to sitting in a mock-up of the Heisenburg van, you’ll be feeling like you’re in the show itself. On the menu is an array of scientific concoctions that you’ll be making up yourselves, with test tubes and beakers with names like ‘hit and wake’ or a ‘Dry Walter’ so you can be taken back to your secondary school science days.

TILT - CITY ARCADE, 2 UNION ST, BIRMINGHAM @tilt_brum The go-to place for a pint and a game of pinball, Tilt is one of the most popular drinking spots in Birmingham.

With 3 floors of over 20 different pinball games, it’s a popular spot for retro gamers looking for a taste of gaming nostalgia. The bar also is renowned for its selection of craft beers that you’ll be hard push to find anywhere else, the combination of gaming and a pint makes it the ideal spot for a boys night.

JUNKYARD GOLF CLUB - CASTLE ST, OXFORD @junkyardgolfclub Mini-golf with a twist. This cocktail bar has four different mini golf courses to choose from all with different themes: a movie mashup one, dark fairground theme, a jungle theme or a junk-yard course. With bars also in Oxford, Leeds and Manchester, be sure to spend an evening here if you’re near one of their locations.

The bar also offers an array of fun cocktails, like a Post Melone or a Hotline ting, and all of them come decorated with a mix of sweet treats to fit in with the fun, neon, fairground theme.

MR FOGG’S RESIDENCE - 15 BRUTON LANE, MAYFAIR, LONDON @mrfoggsgb Based on the late world traveller, Phileas J.Fogg, it is a homage to the adventures of his life, with decor and cocktails to immerse you in a world of 20th century travel. With it’s unique experiences of Tipsy Tea, G&Tea, Gin Safari and Cream Cakes and Cocktails, the bar offers something for everyone. The cocktail menu forms flavours that capture the story of Fogg’s adventures around the world, with tastes of India to Italy, so there is sure to be something you like.

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MOONSHINE SALOON- 535 KINGS ROAD, CHELSEA, LONDON @moonshinesaloon Transporting you to 1904 in the Wild West through the use of immersive theatre, the moonshine saloon will have you feeling like a cowboy criminal on the run, as if you’re straight out of a Hollywood movie. With being supplied your own ‘moonshine’ to being kitted out with western cowboy hat and shirt, the experience will fully take you to a world of the past.

THE AVIARY BAR - 16/17 LITTLE PORTLAND STREET, OXFORD ST, LONDON @aviaryldn A quirky cocktail maze. The aviary bar is a labyrinth of weird and wonderfully decorated rooms that are a feast for the eyes. An eclectic mix of decor with a grand tropical fish tank and a jungle-like wildlife interior, there are few places like this in London, and the bar even turns into a nightclub later at night!

THE FOUR QUARTERS- 187 RYE LANCE, PECKHAM, LONDON @fourquartersbar With vintage game machines from the 1980’s-2000, The Four Quarters is an ideal spot to take you back to your childhood days with all of the joys of an arcade from when you were kid but adding a nice alcohol menu in the mix to satisfy all your needs. Some of the games you’ll get a chance to play are PacMan, The Simpsons, Tetris or Moonwalker. The food and drinks are a treat too, with cocktails 2 for £10 and a large choice of messy burgers on offer, you’re sure to have a good night out.

THE TEMPEST INN- 169-171 KINGS ROAD ARCHES, BRIGHTON The ideal spot for a dirnk in summer, the seafront location makes it the perfect spot for a tipple. The inside is decorated with caves made into booths, to further elaborate on the seaside theme. But, it’s not all just about the photo opportunities as they are also infamous for their great selection of drinks tonight, especially their speciality of a Seagrog cocktai.

CAHOOT- 13 KINGLY COURT, CARNABY, LONDON A hidden treasure in the heart of London, this bar takes you to underground to a post-war 1940’s underground tube station that has been transformed into an ideal location for a cocktail whilst you listen to Jazz and unwind.Everything about the bar will have you feeling like you’ve landed onto the set of an oldschool hollywood war film. A must visit to get into the British spirit.

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Most men will say theyʼd be there for their mates if they needed them, yet most men also say that theyʼd feel uncomfortable asking mates for help. Something needs to change. The stigma surrounding menʼs mental health is still around, men are afraid to talk as theyʼre too embarrassed or theyʼve just learnt to live with it. To put that into figures; 40% of men wonʼt talk to anyone about their mental health, 22% said they wouldnʼt even feel comfortable speaking to a GP as they worry it would waste their GPʼs time. It is important to make it clear that depression and anxiety is a perfectly legitimate reason to seek medical care. Depression, anxiety and personality disorders are no more or less difficult based on your sex. Guidance, support and services that are available do not discriminate based on gender; men are always entitled to the same help and respect as women. So, why exactly is it that 40% of men would only seek professional help after having thoughts of suicide or self-harm?

Men, in particular, have been told most of their lives to “man up” and “be strong” so seeking mental health resources can seem to go against cultural expectations, especially considering our culture doesnʼt always leave space for men to express struggle. Although over the past several years, there has been growing activism and interest surrounding the subject of male mental health. It is hugely important to speak up and fight the stigma.

Men are afraid of looking weak or stupid if they ask for help, this is something we need to work hard on changing.

Men need to know that their internal struggles are just as valid as any other struggle and does not make them any less of a man. The main issue? Most men donʼt know how to ask for help. Finding help doesnʼt have to be a daunting task, it can be as simple as going to a library and reading. Just as Matt Mahola, an author and speaker who has dealt with his own mental health struggles, did his first step on his road to recovery was reading ʻThe Art of Happinessʼ. Often, people feel a sense of relief after finally letting others know what theyʼre going through.

Mental health is a lot more common than you may think, speaking up about these issues is helping to raise awareness. Sharing experiences with others will help these issues get normalized. Talking can make it so much easier to live and much easier to enjoy life. We can continue to raise awareness and normalize the fact that it may be difficult to manage stress and everyday demands. Continuing to get the message of hope is most important.

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We all know a man of few words, and sometime enough. So, when things just arenʼt quite right, lives.

So, what can you do about it? Itʼs important to recognise and pay attention to various warning signs such as addiction, loss of enthusiasm and changes to diet or routine. Warning signs can be multiple or singular. You can get better, but the first step has to be your own. There has never been a better time to look and be accepted for help with your mental wellbeing. It may feel the hardest step to take if you are suffering from poor mental health, but that first step can lead to easier and better steps too. Talking to someone you trust, a close friend or family member; take into consideration why youʼre finding it uncomfortable asking for help, are those reasons stopping you from getting the support you need? Read more about mental health and the advice that is so easily accessible. Find something that you can use as a weapon in this fight, the way you combat poor mental health, whether thatʼs exercise or spending time with friends. Find stories that will help you understand what other men have been through. You can even get involved in campaigns that raise awareness of mental health.

Seeing other and more men talking about mental health is encouraging, and the trend needs to continue.

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mocked, ridiculed and ashamed in wanting to look and feel good. It’s a common occurrence for most males. I’ve devised SIX simple solutions to looking and feeling better, without raising suspicions.

You mention to your friend that you need to sort your nails out; automatically you get ridiculed for being a girl. You mention that your eyebrows need doing, again, you get called out for being a ʻpussyʼ. You want to look good but for some reason or anther you arenʼt allowed to announce that you want to maintain yourself in order to look good. You are just expected to wake up and be David Gandy. I am going to tell you straight. David Gandy gets his haircut, David Gandy gets his butt crack waxed. David Gandy probably moisturises with shea butter after every 20 minute long shower in which he uses essential oils and a facial mask. Oh and he also has a net worth of $26 million asa result of doing these beauty rituals. It really isnʼt anything to be ashamed of, if anything its refreshing to have a man look after himself and want to feel good about himself.

Iʼve concocted six subtle steps to get you looking and feeling groomed and polished, whilst still keeping your man creds.

MOISTURISE YOUR MITTS Your hands tend to say a lot about how well you look after yourself, so if youʼre going to pay attention to one thing to try and get the message across that you look after yourself but in a subtle way, let it be with your hands. Try a cream based hand lotion. This not only will prevent wrinkling in the long run, but will make your hands silky smooth and smell brill.

THE ʻVʼ WORD Vaseline. Dry lips suck. Not only do they look gross but they genuinely hurt when they start to crack. Keep a tub of Vaseline with you wherever you go. Vaseline will help from your lips from cracking, making them look puckered up and ready for the day. Vaseline can also be used on your brows to keep them in place when they are being a bit unruly. It can also be used for a lubricant for many other situations… Its just good one to have.

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THE GROOMED GENTLEMAN

Ever wanted to start a skin-care regime, but have no idea where to even begin or what products are best for what skin? Below is your step-by-step guide to give you a starting point to the best skin of your life.

If you have Sensitive Skin...

If you have Oily Skin...

For sensitive skin you want to avoid harsh, drying products as well as allergens and ingredients known to cause inflammations. Below are two cleansers that gently remove dirt whilst catering for the more sensitive of folk.

Oily skin is the bane of my life but even if it is a curse this is also a gift. Those blessed with oily skin (it is said) will age in reverse, with skin as youthful as a 20 year old at 50! Whatever you believe oily skin can be a bug bear. The trick is not to attack your skin with drying products and you must always, ALWAYS moisturise.

Elemis Sensitive Cleaning Wash: Elemis is a classic skincare staple. This cleanser removes dirt effectively without leaving the face dry or flaky.

For oily skin I would recommend cleansing once a night and using two steps:

Clinique Liquid Facial Soap: The allergy tested and fragrance free brand. This cleanser is a classic and best seller. The cleanser will remove dirt and ensure the skin does not lose balance.

Step one: use an oil/ cream based cleanser step two: use a foaming cleanser

Moisturiser: Sukin Sensitive Facial Moisturiser: This Australian brand is one of my all-time favourites and always has a place on my shelf. This product will sink into the skin without leaving a trace – a perfect drink for the skin without drenching with moisture.

Midnight Recovery Botanical Cleansing Oil: Donʼt be scared off by the word oil. This is great at breaking down oil and removing dirt. Good for removing oil in the beard too!

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The below Kheils products, in combination, work a treat.

Calendula Deep Cleansing Foaming Face Wash: Gentle, effective and clean. This second step cleanser is great at cleaning the skin without over drying.

Sukin Facial Moisturiser: There is a Sukin theme! This product is a great all year round moisturiser. This will leave the skin moisturised with no sheen or excess oil. illustrations : emily hall WORDS : emily hall

If you have Dry Skin...

Itʼs all about the moisturiser and masks for dry skin. Make sure not to use a harsh cleanser! Below are two skin drenching moisture saviours, especially in the winter months.

Nip and Fab Dragon’s Blood Fix Plumping Mask: Donʼt be scared off by the name. This product contains Hyaluronic Acid- a skin God! This amongst other ingredients will help to inject moisture into the skin when it needs it most.

Kiehl’s Ultra Facial Cream: This is an all-round great moisturiser. It is intensive so those with oily prone skin may want to steer away but those with dry skin- do give this one a try.

If you have acne Prone Skin...

Anti-Blemish Clearing Gel: This is a staple product for me. The minute you feel a spot coming put this on. For me this is an on the spot treatment rather than all over the face. Try this - it works.

IF YOU HAVE Combination Skin...

This is a tricky one. However it is all about being flexibleeven when it comes to products. If you are oilier in areas I recommend using either oil-blotting pads or a product I have recently discovered.

Smashbox Photofinish Primer Stick: Guys just do it, this is a discrete and great product. If you have oily skin on your T-zone/ Chin/ Nose/ any area of your face just rub some of this on in the morning and youʼre good to go. The product is clear and easy to use.

If YOU HAVE Normal Skin...

There are millions of products out there. If you are new to skincare and just want to start looking after your face here are a few cult classics and staples to see you well into the skincare craze.

Dead skin and need a spot treatment? Say hello to Malin and Goetz Clay Mask.

Lab Series Electric Shave Solution: Want a close shave but canʼt use a razor. Use electric! If you do whack some of this on beforehand, it reduces chances of getting spots and bumps and helps the blades glide.

Kheils Ultimate Man Razor Bump Relief: Razor bumps and spots? Use this tried and tested staple.

This stuff is strong but works.

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TECH TOP FIVE TECH NEWS TO LOOK OUT FOR.

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Hover 2 AI camera drone A KICKSTARTER PROJECT powered drone that can look out

It is basically a drone that could

UP YOUR VLOGGING GAME Imagine if you wanted to film yourself

cycling though a dense tropical rainforest in Malaysia or running in the busy streets of Tokyo, with Hover 2 being a smart drone, you will not need to worry about controlling

for you with their tracking abilities as well as an amazing 4K camera quality.

DAMN RIGHT AFFORDABLE Starting from a amazing price of $399 at kickstarter, you can pre order it at their kickstarter page, with the estimated delivery date to be around March 2019.

It is an interesting piece of technology to look out for in 2019 and with an affordable price, there is no need to worry about it breaking your pockets.

All information of the Hover 2 can be found at https://www.hover.ai/hover2.

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PLAYSTATION CLASSIC 2018 RELIVE YOUR 90S KID MEMORY.

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Playstation has came out with the Playstation classic, an attempt to relive the old 1994Ęźs Playstation.

Smaller in size and lighter in weight, the 2018 version of the classic is almost a duplicate to the 90s version.

It is also preloaded with twenty best games of the Playstation from the original console, for example Grand Theft Auto, Final Fantasy VII and Tekken 3.

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If you are fan of the old classic Playstation, the 2018 game playing in the past with the retro aesthetics of the station.

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FLEXPAI FOLDABLE PHONES OTHER THAN SAMSUNG GALAXY X? A screen that folds? It seems like technology has prove itself again by making foldable screens a thing. in October 31, 2018, Flexpai is a combination of a smartphone and a tablet.

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Does it really work? Review from the well known technology blog, The Verge, says it does. Royole said that the screen can withstand being folded 200,000 times.

Not only that, it also comes with amazing Starting their shipment in december 2018, successful foldable smartphone launched to the public.

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